Dorset gardeners invited to enter wildlife friendly competition
Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT) is inviting Dorset residents who garden with wildlife in mind to enter the 2017 Wildlife Friendly Gardening Competition.
Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT) is inviting Dorset residents who garden with wildlife in mind to enter the 2017 Wildlife Friendly Gardening Competition.
A radical new theory suggests the first dinosaurs may have originated in the northern hemisphere, possibly Britain, rather than in the southern hemisphere as previously thought and their grouping, accepted for 130 years, could be wrong.
The Environment Agency has been praised for an ambitious restoration project on Hampshire’s famous River Avon having qualified as a finalist for the top UK River Prize.
Creating a butterfly and bee friendly garden at a Highcliffe playgroup is proving to be child’s play thanks to the generosity of an organic recycling firm.
Emily Wallis has won the Natural Highcliffe Castle Photographer of the Year competition 2017 with her entry ‘Lookout Duty’.
Moors Valley Country Park and Forest is hosting a Disabled Access Day on 11 March, between 10.30am and 3pm.
Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT) is celebrating the welcome change of the seasons from winter to spring with a host of exciting and adventurous activities for children to get involved with at DWT visitor centres and nature reserves this half term.
East Dorset tourist attraction adds more accolades to its already impressive tally following the presentation of the 2016/17 South West Tourism Excellence Awards.
Working at the sharp end, cacti and succulent enthusiasts will have the first opportunity in nearly 30 years to exhibit their favourite plants at a registered show in Dorset.
Could adopting a squirrel be the perfect alternative gift for Valentine’s Day this year? Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT) think so.